Here you’ll find tips on how to move, eat and think healthier. Of course, please be safe and check with your doctor before trying any strenuous exercise.
More than $100 billion in healthcare costs can be saved when we all get enough physical activity
Go Ahead, move it & lose it
More than just maintaining a healthy weight, being active also means better sleep, clearer thinking, better attitude. Hmmm, that kind of adds up to a better life.
A good practice to healthy eating is to aim for a variety of colors on your plate. Fruits and vegetable like dark, leafy greens, oranges, and tomatoes – even fresh herbs – are loaded with healthy vitamins, fiber and minerals.
You’re Sweet Enough
A diet high in refined sugar can contribute to chronic illness and obesity. If you’re craving a sweet treat, try something with natural sugars like an apple, an orange of some other tasty fruit. Another way to limit added sugars is to avoid sugary drinks. Try adding berries, slices of lime, lemon or cucumber to your unsweetened tea, or glass of water for a flavor boost.
Think (mental health)
Where your brain goes, your body follows.
Move For a Better Mood
Exercise is important for keeping physically fit, but it can also lower stress and anxiety levels. Just walking for as little as 10 minutes a day can increase mental alertness, leaving you energetic and in a good mood.
Start Tracking Your Minutes
With the Moveville Tracker
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Workouts (to get you started)
Basic Strength Workout
Requires Some Equipment – 8 Total Exercises
Basic Core Workout
6 Total Exercises
Stretch & Mobility
6 Total Exercises
Introductory Strength Workout
Requires Little to No Equipment – 9 Exercises Total